Sentence examples for victim of damaging from inspiring English sources

Nancy is a lifelong victim: of damaging sexual abuse as a child, then of a chilly, withholding husband as an adult.

It has been argued that a serious problem with such a compensatory scheme (i.e., compensation after the damage has occurred) arises from asymmetric information about the actual damage costs, i.e., since the victim of the damage reports the case to the responsible body, there is an incentive to over-report damages to gain additional income (Schwerdtner and Gruber 2007 356).

But think about another victim of collateral damage, the fund management industry.

Scarlett's No Man's Land, set to four stormy pieces by Liszt, is situated in a factory that appears to be the victim of bomb damage.

W.R. Berkley : This Connecticut-based insurer took some initial hits in early October, but it appears to have been more a victim of collateral damage than real problems.

The narration carries us through its body with all the lucidity of a self-inflicted victim of brain damage.

The bullet enters the back of the victim's head, damaging multiple features of her brain and causing bruising around her eye.

Casualty insurers have also suffered, with a surge in claims from victims of water damage.

Someone's got history in their sights, and you could well be the latest hapless victims of collateral damage.

In 1961 the government off-loaded the burden of compensating victims of flood damage to an insurance industry in danger of nationalisation.

BSkyB is preparing a legal challenge against Ofcom's ruling and Darroch said that the "victims of collateral damage" could be far more widespread than the sports governing bodies who have complained that grass roots investment will suffer.